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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-15
THE PAVILION.
The uabv show and Award OIL
Premiums.

Yesterday afternoon the baby show
at the pavilion drew thither a large
number of mothers and ladies, and
considerable interest was taken in the
young misses and gents. The list OF
entries was as follows: Blanche Shep-
herd, aged l year, daughter OF Mrs.
Mrs. NJ. F. Shepherd, OF Los Angeles
Ethel Maud Ingram, aged IA months,
Angeles; Mabel Adams, aged IA
months, daughter of Mrs. Jenny Ad-
ans, DowneE Bessie ssndSteS May y HHaiveHFt' Hrs
I ~ Calvert. Downey; Susan Miller
salmon. aged IA months, daughter of
Mrs NV W. B. Salmon, Southern hotel,
Los Los Angeles; Esther Belle l! Dick, q aged
I 4as m,0 Angeles; Mary and Martha Lii.
lard, d aged months, daughters Of
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tions on the advent into his family OF
a dimpled baby boy. Mr.. Glasscll's
charming little wife is doing splendid
lv. and the boy is as sturdy as can be.
Il is hard to tell who is the proudest
of the new boy, it's father, grandfath-
er. Mr.. Andrew Glassell, sr., or its
great uncle, Hugo Poland. The HER
AID hopes sincerely that the young
ster NAV grow up as much like its
father as possible.
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BOARD AND LODGING.


HOTEL AsHLEY-R. ASHLEY, PROPRI-
Ill etor, No. 4O1 Temple street, Los Ange-
les, Cal. Elegantly furnished sunny rooms,
single or en- suite. Hot and cold baths
Terms, per day, SO and $3.50. O15-3m
ID Pickit Villa 139 Pearl street, Los Ange-
les, Cal. The finest location in the city; take
Sixth street cars "Bellevue Terrace" con-
sists of three buildings, all connected by
front porch, and contains 14O as desirable
rooms as can be found in Southern Califor-
MIA Board and room, So and So. so per day
Liberal arrangements made with persons de-
string rooms and board by the month or year.
Telephone 51S. DANIEL PICKIT, MRS.
KATIE f. PICKIT, PrOprietors. au24. If
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ON THE HOME STRETCH.
Best and Cheapest Yet! No Mis-
fnEqI

Rislto, the Beautiful The Healthful
Rialto, the Picturesque! The 4fsthetic!
Rialto, the home of fair women, brave men
and beautiful children; where grows to per-
fection the orange, lemon, raisin grape, and
all the semi-tropical fruits; where straw
berries, bananas and pineapples flourish
where fresh vegetables are grown every
month in the year. This is the place for
homes This is the place for investors Buy
broad acres in this beautiful citrus tract. 1t
is not only safe, but you will double, treble
and quadruple your money.
COMPTON & SHIvELY,
So n Spring street.
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A Motor Road.

Tie iron for the Motor Railroad
which will be built from Redlands
to San Bernardino, distance Of He
miles, has arrived and everything
points to speedy completion of the
road. Redlands is rapidly forging
ahead and is full of hustle and activ-
ity. Before long this town will take
it's position in the front rank.
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Rialt0.

The town for health and for beauty; three
and half miles from San Bernardino, A
large hotel will soon be completed, an ele-
gam depot and many fine residences' Messrs'
Bonebrake, Howes and Gov. Merrill are each
building $5, 900 residence, A motor road
will be built at once from San Bernardino to
Rialto. For full particulars address, Lewis
shively, 55 N. Spring street. Los Angeles, OF
Compton & Shively, San Bernardino, Cali
fornia,
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Dancing at the Pavilion.

The annual fair will CLOSE this even
ing by promenade concert and dance.
The broad galleries OF the Pavilion
will be crowded and Meine's band
will furnish music for dancing. 1t
will be very pleasant way for the
young people to pass few hours and
waltz to charming music.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-15

Lewis Bros. the Leaders of Trade, the
Leaders of STYLES and the leaders of new
ideas, are still giving away those valuable
$500 90 Garyanzo lots. All have an equal
chance to win, and every one can be salts
fed as to its fairness.
Garvanzo is booming
So also are the lots OF Lewis Bros. The
winner of this valuable lot will double his
money each year.
$500 90.
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II VOu BuY

lot in the Nadeau Orange Tract you will
donble your money this winter. Street Rail
way passes the property. A. L TEELE,
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aD,,tinxui.hed Arrival.

Mr.. Willie T. Glassell was yester-
day receiving numerous congratula-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-15

Nadeau Orange Tract.
Don't wait, prices will soon advance, Gilt
Edged property. Lots cheap; easy terms
A. l.. TEELE, 10 Court st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.


AIRS MAMIE CATCHING, TEACHER
Hl of piano, guitar and veice culture.
Special rates to beginners. Musical parlors
321 West Second street. sep4tf.
NOODBURY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 159
w south Spring Street, Los Angeles Cal
For information, address F. c. WOODBURY.,
Principal, Los Angeles, Cal se27-tf
COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL-BOOK-
" keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic
thoroughly taught. Room IL, Schumacher
Block. L. B. LAWSON. Principal je2-tf
MISS NJ. A. ROBlNSON'S PRIMARY
Wl School, III South Hill street. Fall
term begins October 10th, 1887. For par
ticulars address Is s. Olive street. O2-1m
ct. PAUL'S SCHOOL FOR MEN AND
y Boys opened September Goth. Private
instructions in modern languages. Address
j. MERCER PATTON, M. A, Principal, Box
1888, City. t oc1-1mo
w HAVEMANN, TEACHER OF AN
w. cient and modern languages; long
experience: highest testimonials and refer
ences; students prepared for college. Az
home from Il A. N. to P. NJ. 141 s, Fort 81.
Oct2-1mo
THE LOS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
i Music, No. 4O6 S. Main street. Fall term
of fifth year opens Sept. z, 1887. Professors
secured for all departments of musical cul-
ture, language and elocution. Orchestral
instruments a specially. Office hours during
September from to P. NJ. MRS. +. j.
VALENTINE President. se4-tf
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Bulls, best 3 years old and over, first pre-
MUM, Juan. .
Wiley, Durham. -,
Rest bull calf, Durham bull calf.
Cows best years old and over, Airdric'.
Cherry. ,, s,,
Jerseys and Guernseys-Bulls. best year.
old, Ashantee Sultan
Best bull calf, Jersey bull calf
Cows, best years old, Youcoupe.
nevons. Ayrshires, Holsteins and Holder
ness, best 3-year-old and over bulls, Nc
Rest herd of thoroughbred cattle, Ber
nardino Wiley, Airdrie's Cherry Lady Mary
second. Lady Grant sixth, Bernardino Ad
Ashantee Sultan, Barreto's Marigosa, You
coupe, Young Butter Fingers, Rosy Lee
second premium. .os
Sweepstakes, best bull, any age or breed
first premium, Ashanteee Sutton.
Best cow, any age or breed, Airdrie's sultan
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uARyES r HOME.
Celebration Mt tho First Presbyterian
gIz-i.=l ~ Church Yesterday. 3

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Celebration Mt the First Presbyterian
4iz=ll Church Yesterday. ''.sE
The First Presbyterian congregation
and Sunday school had thsir annual
Harvest Home celebration yesterday.
The church WA profuBely decorated with
the f:uits Of tho fields and trees, dowers,
grain, and huge cornucopia being er,isii.
ca)ly disposed. The Sabbath School
children marched up from their rooma in
body. The serrices consisted OF special
music Of an appropriate character and q
responsive exercise, in which nil Joined
with the spirit and the understanding.
Rev. Dr.. Cunningham, the pastor, mado
3 bliet address on the Significance Of the
festival. After the regular services, I've
infants, all girls, we're baptized. Ef.:s
r Among the enjoyable Gestures Of the
programme was soprano colo By Miss
Robinson. Aa the congregation retired,
Prof. &. J. Arbenz, the organist, played
With beautiful effect brilliant re-
CeE6l00 al. i ~. ,Erl If Es-.lI NJ tfNsfE
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Catarlh to ConES,;ulI|[n[IptiOn,

catarIh in It's destructive force stands next 10
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t Is
therefore singular that those AFFLICTED with this
fearful aisease should not make II. the object o.
their lives to nd themselves OF It. Deceptive rom
ediea concocsed BY ignorant p,eteudess to medical
knowledge have weakened tho confidence Of the
great majority Of sufferers In all advertised rene.
dies. They become resigned to a lie Of misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful nal
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met At
every Stage and combaled with ali our might, Ia
many cases he disease has
the organs Of hearing, OF seeing and Of tsstnV ~
a she y ~ to Dc useless the vus so eougsted
constant aud distressing cough. ~ s,'''.
nahioos hsaical Cure meets every phase OF Ca.
Mlrn, from tlmple head cold 10 the most loaih.
snmS ana destructive stages II Ia local and con
sututloaa! Instant In relieving, Permanent IN
curing SAC. economical and neVer.iaiiipg. = -
Each package contains one bottle OF the Radical
Cnro; ono box Catarrhal Solvent ana an I'm p.oved
4nhaief, win treatise; price, 81. }i1 i, - 49,.
Porter Dsus & CHEMICAL Co., Boston {. n
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Death OF AR. j, Il. Nayior.

Mr. J. R. Naylor, postmaster OF Wells.
burg, died yesterday, after lingering Ill.
ness; es an advanced age. Mr.. Eaylof was
an .old.ttme citizen Of Wellsburg,i but
twelve or aiteen yearB ago removed to Bel.
laire, where he waa in business until q few
years ago, when he returned to WeIlsburp.
Ae as appointed postmaster by President
Cleveland, having been consistent and
active Democrat. He was the father Of
Meaars. John s. Naylor and J. r. Naylor,
OF this city, and leavea besiaes three ether
sons and three daughters, all living in this
vicinity but one daughter, M1u. Scarbor-
tough, who residea in arkansas, but was at
hia bednide IN bis last illness: Mr.. Nay.
Tor was highly respected by all who knew
him, and his death leaves a sad vacancy
In a large circle Of friends. The family
has the aincerest sympathy Of their many
lllSUuH. -rs
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NEW @. Il. POSTS.
Reunion TO he held at Ravenswood The
f5t!fl Membership Incrensipb. g, X

fF4g.fl membership Inctensink. y -
I Ritz Poat No. 50, G. a.. L., was munteret
at Maiden, ,Kanawha county, on Saturday,
September %, by Comrads L. a. Martin,
Of Blundin Post No. 70, Charleston, W,
Va, with fifteen charter members. The
Post will increase rapidly In membership.
q Dick Baker Pos! No. 81 was mustered
at tho same time at White Oak, Mason
county, by Oomrade J. A.. Gibboua. Of
Palsley Post No. II, Point Pleasant, He
repor.a nearly forty charter members, and
that the Post will soon be one OF tho
strongest OF tho State. The g. A, R, on.
thuslasm In that section Of the State geelus
10 be ut iever.heat. Quite number nj
the other Posts will be formed soon. :.
The reunion OF the Grand ARMY com.
rades 10 be held at RavenaBood October
II and u promises to be q great success,
jackson county is alive and the Poete
Throughout tho county wilt be greatly
strengthened md their membsysbip in.
creased by. this reunion. NJ n
J.iW. Holiday Post now numbers l15
Recruits arc being mustered at every
meeting. E. W. Stephens Post Is Blso In
creating worry rapidly in membership.
II the posts throughout tho State have
increased In membership &C rapidly a
have the city poats during tho ouartei
just ended thore arc now 5000 members
In the department, and still new poats arc
forming and old posts looking up. Those
having In charge the formation OF cam1
Of tho Sons Of Veterans in the city uhoult
call a meeting 6. Gn early date and take
steps at ouce to 70. the required number
Colonel Freer will DO hero about the las'
OF tho month and the camp ought to be
mustered at that time. Who will move
promptly In tho matter? There ought Il
DO camp Of at least one hundred NON.
bers atonco. Remember boyu, the Nation
al Encampment meets here next year
Be ready to give them royal welcome.
| W. T. Cornell and Jacob Cation, two
prominent citlzsns Of Grant county, art
taking steps to form q Grand Army poo
In that section. They have Issued a cal
for old eo!d!ers 10 meet October 2o, a
Msyayllle, fos the purpose Of oygsplza
l non.
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HSrYsY.SlcllolR.

One Of the notable events Of the psst
week Was 5 marrisge celebration at the
residence Of Mrs. Niehola, near the Bethany
pike. On Thursday evening, the Goth,
at eight o'clock, Mr.. T. E. Hervey and
Mrs. Nichols daughter, Mis-, Jessie, were
united in the marriage ceremony BY the
Rev. Mr.. Galloway, Of Prladelphia, and
the Rev. Mr.. Grier, OF Elm Grove, aasiat.
ing, III the presence Of a large number Of
their friends. After tho ceremony was
performed the young couple received the
we'll wishes and kind congratulations Of
their guesta; and one hour later were
ushered into the spacious diniug.room
where a. elegant and eumptuous supper
awaited them. Mr.. and Mra. Hervsy lett
for Cleveland on their bridal tour. ',it5,5
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Mrs. Margarget Beymer, vile OF Mr.
Aach Bsymer, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at her home on the Island
She was in her usual health at noon, and
attended to her household duties as uyu.
81 About three o'clock she was standing
In the garden talking to her husband,
when che complained OF feeling iii, and
placing her hand on her head, fell down.
she was carried into the house and Drs,
Aupp and Billiard summoned. a Medical
ski! was Of no avail, however, and abe
died soon after their arrival. They pro.
n,ouuced her ailmant apoplexy. Tho
bereavod iamily have the sympathy Of q
wide circle Of friends. Mrs. Beginner was
. {. sister Of Mr.. Charles Baltzell, of Bell
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u. II. ALBRIGHT,
Superintendent Of Carriers.
Harvest Excursion via B. L o. Il. R.-aron.

= r
Harvest Excursion via B. / O. Il. R.-AIon.
day, October 10, 1881. Y. \. u
On the above date the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell round trip
Tickets 10 the principal points In the Vest,
Northwest, South and Southwest, ut the
lowest rates ever offered. ,23r ~
stop.ovar psivileges on these tickets will
30 granted at points west Of Chicago and
st. Louis. 42l9} 5lgl' 'IITi Z
The Baltimore & Ohio Is the short and
direct line to all points in the West,
Northwest, South and Southwest. stI "
Sleeping cars on oil through trains. :
For rates, time OF trains, sleeping. car
accommodations, or any other desired in.
formation, call upon any Agent Of the Bal.
timore & Ohio Railroad, OF address W. E,
Roppert, Division Passenger Agent, Bal.
tlmore 4 Ohio Railroad, Columbus, Ohio.
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The Circuit Court.

In Judge Jacob's court Saturday in the
case OF Moyers Va. Marshall, the; jury wen,
out, but was adjourned over until Monday
without reaching g verdict. h
In the CAGE OF Robert Z. Thompson, ad.
minis!rator Of Jennie Norrington and
others. IN order Of reference was entered.
In the case Of Mary Helme0, adminis,
tratrix Of Sophia Helmes and others, an
order Of reference was entered.
: In the case Of Marion Shyiyer and 9th.
ers vs.. Hampton z. shrivcr, an order Of
reference was entered.
ri Iuat the case. Of Adam Kuhn's admins
iratoS vs.. Jacob Fluharty aud others, Ger.
tiaed to this Court from WeIssl county,
the aale Of the property was confirmed. Il
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Transfers Recorded.

Il. J. FELBER, Adjutant.
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!, Handsome Bouquets,

At the Harvest Home celebration at St,
Johns German Lutheran church, week
ago yesterday, two fine bouquets attracted
general attention, and no!ice OF them
made for last Mondays paper was delayed.
Both were presented to Dir. Adam Elig,
one BY Mrs. Louis Spscht, OF Darlington,
o, and the other by Mrs, Henry Schultz,
Of tho game place. Oae was Fl and the
other o feet high, both in pyramida!
iiotm, and made Of rare autumn iloweru.
They were as beautiful things in their way
as we're over seen in the city, and reelected
credit o. the tanto Of tho ladies' who pre-.
scented them. W X &C. "a
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81 We have for sale several Type.writerg
including the Remington, tho Crandal
ind the Hammond. These mnchines have
been taken in exchange for the natchlesl
Calisrsph, and will BIO sold cheap. Writers
for rent and Tor aale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulara 81
jl,,5} 5s EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
7, i, s IS Twelfth street. Z
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90 = = -.st1 81 :" Z NJ s. y
II Is reported that tho probabilities are
strong that the (. Rev. George i. Hite, OF
present presidins elder Of ;his dietfict Of
the Wea. Virginia NJ. e.: con'erercs, will
occupy tho pulpit CT the ~, f. church at
Parkersburg during the coming church
year. Mr.. Hito ia very abs ,ainiater,
and will grace any position 10 which he
may DO called. He has been :here for o
number OF years, aud has large circle Of
friends who will sincerely regret to learn
Of his being called away. II Parkers.
burg SECURES his services she Ii to be con-
pratnIAfod. q ~ M A. I r. h.. y IN
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SATURDAY evening Joseph Green Wis.
tied a clothing store and bought suit Of
clothes. He retired TO a room to try the
suit on, and while he was admiring the
1t, another customer Of the place went
through the old clothes for $12 and made
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record FIVE s.anefers OF real estate, as
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The Street Fair committees offer in the
boat races Tor professionals, open to all
corners, frat pr!za 500. second $50, third
S25 consolation race, first $50, second $50,
third $50. Band contest, open to all com
ere, S75; second contest, between Ohio
bands only, $50. He'll. Teemer, Richards,
Habber6eld and others will take part In
the boat recee, / i-1,5G'TI - - z.
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.

u 90. Round Trip to PIttsburgh 81 90.
Tuesday, October a, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell round trip tickets to Pitts.
burgh at the rate Of S. %. good returning
on all trains October 9Th. q Trains leave
Wheeling at5:N0 aud $40 a. NJ, and
special train at 1870 a. NJ. Returning
trains will leave Pittsburgh at $40 and
$3.50 PM, and special train October 4!h
a. II 200 Pm. Tickets now on sale a.
depot ticket office, Sal z. n
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Pittsburgh and Return S1.00 by the Pan
i3l n NOS handle Route.

Tuesday, October 4, the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St: Louis Railway { Pan.
handle Route) will sell excursion tlcketa
to Pittsburgh at rate OF ST 90 for round
trip. Tickets good returning until
October 5, inclusive. a special train for
Pittsburgh will leave W heeiing at ! O'clock
4. n. (city time( on above date, on
October 4, trains leaving Pittsburgh at s AS
p. N. and le:l5 midnight Wheeling tine}
will have through coaches for Wheeling
October 5, train leaving Pittsburgh al
8:45 r: M.will also have through coaches
Tor Wheeling. Tickets now on salo AZ
Panhandle ticket office. Secure them.
early and avoid the crowd. u IA.
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.JEWELRY,
Q I|:st. a1a,iffe Iii Il
onloO. Nos. a6 mud az Foartssnsh Street.
.g-.-=f -ta...s= 49, 80
Now Advertisements.

Wauled-A Girl to do Homework. 5-5. L +.
Wanted Bonds. tia -.R .sL-s.Eit5 siszIE 4
WRntet-ABeun.f " tsis5 ~ ~ .;aS . tsiH.
inst Receirrd-F. HAusuer. - 3 bt,73 ~ !.
Fortune Telliug-Ars. Catherine Buncr.
auction sale ni Household Goods. -
l.udtant Homo stoves--W. T. Burt l. Co., -
Marlin Neeeat'Bg Ride. ~ 3..,gl No
Wnntco-Isdits Tor Our Fall Trade.
. Jtnt Received Direct from Packers-Couuer 4
rutntr. 5,a'e .lE0 ~. s5.e5-FyS,' 3. E1 e 81
WiektAm & Co.'s Base Bali Exchange. ~,
ODG'A H0use-MIss Kate CaS:leton. %eHi
Cn,arrh TO Consumpilon-fourth page. IA.
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DIS Grand Opening, i;;9 = n. 9s,l "a
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Of
che moet select Partisan styles ever exhib-
tied In the CITY. BAKR's MILLINERY, 'F3
:s ), 4, l07l Main Street. (.
Special attention directed t. oRr Noun.
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A. Z. RICE & co.
OpENINE.

Oar opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets and tho Latest Partisan Novelties In
Millinery, will take place Oh Tuesday,
! October 4. We extend general inyiIa'
! tlon 10 tho ladies' 10 attend. sI l3i
(. A. L. RICE & co. 4
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n REAL ESTATE. n
sFOR Is A:LB.

1 -
Eighty Acre Farm, frame houte, orcha,d, sir.y
a Es g cleared, Ave miles west OF MalAmotas
No; 1874 Market street. business house and
dWMelu d ground 80 BY l31H feet.
no. 1883 aud 1910 Main street. .0.'
street, ~" 4;'"'' wa va
No. g Virginia street.
NO. % eouth Front street. "a -.
No. l32 North Front gtreet.
NO. GO North Front street. ttI ~.
70. !!2l Alley Il, near McCo(loch street.
Mo. ~ Alley Il. near McColjoch Stieet,
No. ~ south Penn street. 10
No. lS9 South Penn ktrcet. - 3
NO. 10 Eighteenth street, ~.
no. 1903 Chapline street, NT,l
No. 740] Market Btrett. g.f4
No. !8S Eighteenth street. ta
no. l0 Eighteenth street. Rp
No. lS Twelfth street -
NO. 81 Eighteenth street. ufN-
square 30. - Z '.-'A =, - Oh eaa'iV' s"oS'
Twelve Los on Hish street. r-n
p,:tt eS. aaii o. Lot No. 81 Eleventh s,,es A. Il.
eo He1tll9y!ng ate southwest corner yirsuis ard
oc tpII, Iois streets, 65 feet by 100 iee.,
= r nandg or manufacturing sito on Nineteenth
s.1a sntrg $50 feet; can DO bought nj Sl7 10
~ Aoa' 1901 In lots to suit purchaser.
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Es.s.e Agent. Collector and Rotary Public.
:. ee2l ..-- .ibtIsit. nVp,CR No INA MARKET ST.
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h Mas. NELLIE sweeney p ALMEg viii y re-.
csiye limited number Of pupils In voice
culture. GA snd after Tuesday, October i.
For further information ppply al r. w.
Banners music store. y a ~ (. n,
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!. ONE CASE, 3G.inch wide English Cash
mn1ere, at loo per yard fall colors), worth
aoc, at STONE & THOMAS. B